WHITIN Boys' Outdoor Shoes: Minimalist, Antislip & Lightweight Comfort Review

Bought these to use for track/yoga instead of tennis shoes. and they're comfortable enough to use for warm-ups, too. The reason I had to return them was because my feet got uncomfortably hot after wearing them for an hour and doing a full exercise.

I ordered size 8 first because they are stretchy and others said they were a bit big. I usually 8.5 and 8 was too small. I went back and ordered my normal size and they are PERFECT. It's damn comfortable. If I can't fully spread my toes in shoes, I don't buy them. They are insanely flexible and very comfortable. I literally just received them tonight and have already worn them while driving my truck and then again on an emergency trip to Fred Meyers late that night. I can't even begin to…

I travel barefoot, use fitkicks when there are many stones or many cones. I saw them and thought they could give off a little more heat but still be able to feel the earth. Although they offer more warmth, the sole is made of a strange "sticky" material. I trip because the sole sticks to the ground when I lift my foot. It's not sticky enough to pull on the entire sock/boot, but enough to make it difficult for me to walk. I would NOT use them on the trail at this point. I hope if I wear them…

1. This is a sock shoe. This assumes they fit snugly around your foot like a sock as the rubber soles will stretch to accommodate the width of your foot. I usually wear a size 8.5 in Vans with extra toe room so I ordered an 8. They fit well without socks, they fit even better with normal cotton socks. Some users claim that the socks allow their feet to slide inside the shoe, which makes sense if your sock material is a nylon blend. the knit material allows the upper foot to breathe and of…